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SUITABILITY OF NONWOVEN POLYPROPYLENE FOR A FLAT COVERING IN SWEET PEPPER CULTIVATION

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267_6

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53 – 58

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Abstract

This paper describes results of experiments on the effect of different coverings / 1. uncovered check, 2. flat covering with nonwoven polypropylene, 3. flat covering with perforated polyethylene film and 4. ventilated, low plastic tunnel/ on the growth and yield of sweet pepper ‘Bell Boy’ F₁, grown outdoors in years 1987–1989. The nonwoven polypropylene cover and low plastic tunnel secured satisfactory yield whereas the perforated polyethylene cover caused unwanted multilateral growth, delayed fruit setting and caused a decrease in the weight of fruits.

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VI Symposium on the Timing of Field Production of Vegetables

Authors

J. Rumpel, K. Grudzien

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1990.267.6

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